One of Northern Ireland's premiser coarse fisheries has suffered a catastrophic fish kill.
"The shores of Lough Neagh were awash with the bodies of millions of small roach and bream after the chemical spillage which happened during the early hours of Friday, January 12," reports local paper the Lurgan Mail.
One witness said: "There have been millions of fish killed and that's no exaggeration."
Iron sulphate stored at a sewage works close to the lough is believed to have leaked into the lough.
"The shores of Lough Neagh were awash with the bodies of millions of small roach and bream after the chemical spillage which happened during the early hours of Friday, January 12," reports local paper the Lurgan Mail.
One witness said: "There have been millions of fish killed and that's no exaggeration."
Iron sulphate stored at a sewage works close to the lough is believed to have leaked into the lough.
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